Isn't there like any insider on her on here that could spill some beans on what to even still expect from this "era"?

i think it's about time for her to drop reborn (official music video) on yt 

Why do I feel that Miley refused to perfom at the VMAs & that's why she did not get the Video Vanguard this year

 

Im sad! 

This era is so so dead

I like that someone keeps the lights on in this thread. Great album. One of my fav releases this year 

So no deluxe? 

On 8/18/2025 at 7:05 AM, FlyOnTheWall said:

Isn't there like any insider on her on here that could spill some beans on what to even still expect from this "era"?

Last I heard deluxe was scrapped

Where are the remaining music videos? 

We need to quickly move on

This album is her second best.
A shame that apparently there's nothing planned to celebrate 10 years of her best album aka as Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz.

4 hours ago, rcksluke said:

Last I heard deluxe was scrapped

From a credible source/actual insider knowledge or from one of those accounts named something like @Insider6969 on Twitter with 230 followers

Damn is crazy how this era FLOPPED SO HARD on one side I feel sorry for her on the other side her attitude is a bit off 

5 hours ago, rcksluke said:

Last I heard deluxe was scrapped

Is there anything planned in its place at least?? I mean they could always simply put those songs on Spotify as a digital deluxe and call it a day idgi ugh

14 hours ago, rcksluke said:

Last I heard deluxe was scrapped

Is this confirmed?

From her inconsistencies in regards to why she doesn't tour the least she can do is go on award shows and promote this songs live what is going on Dx she can't just expect commercial success because she's established especially since she hasn't toured and has no plans to for god knows how long

Do we know anything about a deluxe?

No 

I'm honestly just sad this era died so fast  I really thought it would've made more noise and had at least a little more commotion around it. It had the potential.

 

I did love all the podcasts and interviews she did though. I could listen to her talk forever. She has such a good perspective on life and on her creative process, and that part of the era was actually really refreshing. The comments on those podcasts were so positive too, it seems people clearly enjoy hearing her talk and root for her as a person.

 

But the rollout itself felt off... The album has some really solid tracks but the way it was marketed didn't do it any favors. It came across more like a fashion project with music attached instead of a music project that had fashion elements to go along with it. The single killed the momentum and it was not a strong to sustain or propel a new era. If she had gone with Walk of Fame, I think things would've gone differently. Stopping promo so soon just made it worse too.

 

I've mentioned this before, but it's weird how she clearly has so many fans around the world and yet doesn't really have a hardcore music fanbase. Like when Miley won her Grammy, everyone was proud of her and it felt like the whole world was rooting for her...Maybe it's because she shifts genres so much from album to album, so it's harder for people to lock onto one "sound" of hers and stick with it.

 

There's definitely a lot of good in this album, but the way the era was handled just didn't match the quality of the music. It could've been so much bigger.

 

4 hours ago, ohjulia said:

I'm honestly just sad this era died so fast  I really thought it would've made more noise and had at least a little more commotion around it. It had the potential.

 

I did love all the podcasts and interviews she did though. I could listen to her talk forever. She has such a good perspective on life and on her creative process, and that part of the era was actually really refreshing. The comments on those podcasts were so positive too, it seems people clearly enjoy hearing her talk and root for her as a person.

 

But the rollout itself felt off... The album has some really solid tracks but the way it was marketed didn't do it any favors. It came across more like a fashion project with music attached instead of a music project that had fashion elements to go along with it. The single killed the momentum and it was not a strong to sustain or propel a new era. If she had gone with Walk of Fame, I think things would've gone differently. Stopping promo so soon just made it worse too.

 

I've mentioned this before, but it's weird how she clearly has so many fans around the world and yet doesn't really have a hardcore music fanbase. Like when Miley won her Grammy, everyone was proud of her and it felt like the whole world was rooting for her...Maybe it's because she shifts genres so much from album to album, so it's harder for people to lock onto one "sound" of hers and stick with it.

 

There's definitely a lot of good in this album, but the way the era was handled just didn't match the quality of the music. It could've been so much bigger.

 

It has nothing to do with rollout. Miley is a veteran and has been in music industry for almost 2 decades. In those 2 decades among 10 released albums barely 2 are decent. People simply know she's not making good albums and it's hard to keep the fans and GP interested when your output is weak as hell. 

 

FYI: The Target exclusive clear vinyl is currently 50% on clearance at most Targets. It will most likely go down to 70% off in the coming days/weeks.

just your weekly reminder that this is AOTY and Golden Burning Sun will snatch the ROTY/SOTY combo at the Grammys 

 

album of the decade, ackshulee

Such an underrated gem 

The album is 🔥 

Why was this album named after a song that sounded *completely* different than the others?